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6.15 Maths: Looking at
Equations 7668089 6.40
Maths Models: Resonance and Damping 3448602 7.05 Maths: "Real" Exponential Functions 3455331 7.30
Venice and Antwerp in the 16th Century 7162398 7.55
Semiotics: Signs of the Times 3409737 8.20Animal
Behaviour: a Conflict of Interests
6034263 8.45 There's
Degree in Me Somewhere
With Philippa Forrester and Ratz.
Quiz. Last in the series with Bill Tidy. ANSWERS: send to Draw Me. BBCtv, [address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Philippa
Forrester
Cartoonist:
Bill
Tidy
Written by Valerie Georgeson , from a story by Margaret Stuart Barry
Contributors
Written By:
Valerie
Georgeson
Story By:
Margaret Stuart
Barry
Written by Alan Janes
Contributors
Written By:
Alan
Janes
The last of the series looks at school minibuses, fan dubs and Easter eggs.
Music show, featuring Yazz.
Written by Stephen Harris.
Last of a four-part serial from 1975, with Tom Baker.
Contributors
Writer:
Stephen
Harris
Dr Who:
Tom
Baker
Ticket to Alaska.KimUe travels with an FBI agent.
Mardi Gras. Doberman has a new look. B/W
Political review for the south east. With Michael Hastings.
REGIONAL PROGRAMME
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Hastings.
The third visit to Anglo-Irish estates goes to Glaslough andClonegal.
After the wettest winter for three decades and terrible floods, why do we still destroy flood plains?
Highlights of the World
Figure Skating Championships from Tokyo. Commentary by Alan Weeks. With Sue
Barker.
Contributors
Commentary By:
Alan
Weeks.
Featuring the Hong Kong Sevens, in which Western
Samoa defend their title, and Harlequins v Leicester.
Executive producer Johnnie Watherston
Contributors
Producer:
Johnnie
Watherston
Webs of Intrigue
Are spiders the ultimate creepy-crawlies or really our eight-legged friends? They have been spinning their webs since before the age of the dinosaurs and now, with creative use of light and special lenses, the Australian team of Jim Frazier and Densey Clyne show how spiders use their silk to catch prey, build a home and even woo a mate.
Producer Roger Whittaker
Series producer John Sparks
Contributors
Unknown:
Jim
Frazier
Unknown:
Densey
Clyne
Producer:
Roger
Whittaker
Producer:
John
Sparks
BBC economics editor Peter Jay
tours South Africa as it prepares for democracy and new economic challenges. Producer Alison Rooper
Editor Jane Ellison
Contributors
Editor:
Peter
Jay
Producer:
Alison
Rooper
Editor:
Jane
Ellison
From the Assembly Rooms,
St Albans, local people air their concerns about the new tax rises with politicians and financial experts. With Francine Stock , and reporter Nils Blythe.
Producers Francesca Kirby-Greene , Will Thorne Editor Anne Tyerman
Contributors
Unknown:
Francine
Stock
Reporter:
Nils
Blythe.
Producers:
Francesca
Kirby-Greene
Editor:
Anne
Tyerman
Second of seven musical settings for Easter: Woman, Behold Thy Son!... Behold, Thy Mother!
The last of the series includes interviews with Jeff Bridges and Peter Weir , star and director of Fearless. Also, a profile of American cult screenwriter Rudy Wurlitzer. . With Howard Schuman.
Series producer Saskia Baron
Senes editor Paul Kerr A Barraclough Carey production for BBCtv
Contributors
Unknown:
Jeff
Bridges
Unknown:
Peter
Weir
Unknown:
Rudy
Wurlitzer.
Unknown:
Howard
Schuman.
Producer:
Saskia
Baron
Editor:
Paul
Kerr
Unknown:
Barraclough
Carey
Highlights of the Brazilian Grand Prix from Sao Paulo.
The new season gets under way and Brazilian Ayrton Senna, now driving for Williams alongside Britain's Damon Hill, will start the race as favourite in front of his home supporters.
Contributors
Commentator:
Murray
Walker
Commentator:
Jonathan
Palmer.
Producer:
Mark
Wilkin
Producer:
Jim
Reside
(The Weaver of Raveloe)
With the plaudits for Middlemarch still ringing in his ears, producer Louis Marks can review his earlier success with a George Eliot novel, the dramatisation of Silas Marner.
Ben Kingsley stars as the reclusive, embittered weaver, brought back to life by his relationship with a foundling child. Silas Marner was published in 1861, during the extraordinary burst of creativity that produced Eliot's first novel Adam Bede (1859) and The Mill on the Floss.
Director Giles Foster Rpt Subtitled
Contributors
Producer:
Louis
Marks
Unknown:
George
Eliot
Unknown:
Silas
Marner.
Unknown:
Ben
Kingsley
Unknown:
Silas
Marner
Silas Marner:
Ben
Kingsley
Godfrey Cass:
Patrick
Ryecart
Molly:
Angela
Pleasence
Nancy Lammeter:
Jenny
Agutter
Squire Cass:
Freddie
Jones
Bob Dowlas:
Nick
Brimble
Dunstan Cass:
Jonathan
Coy
Eppie Marner:
Patsy
Kensit
Sarah:
Natalie
Ogle
Dolly Winthrop:
Rosemary
Martin
William Dane:
Paul
Copley
Jem Rodney:
Jim
Broadbent
MrSnell:
Tony
Caunter
Ben Winthrop:
Robert
Putt
Mr Lammeter:
Frederick
Treves
Senior Chapel Elder:
Oscar
Quitak
Baby Eppie:
Elizabeth
Hoyle
Drama starring Sam Shepard
Walter Faber is a self-contained man of the world whose greatest fear is "uncontrolled coincidence". His survival in an air crash leads him into just such a chain of circumstance.
Rudy Wurlitzer , featured in tonight's Moving Pictures, adapted his screenplay from Max Frisch 's novel Homo Faber. With Julie Delpy , Barbara Sukowa and Dieter Kirchlechner. DirectorVolker Schlöndorff( 1991)
FILM REVIEWS pages 45-52
Contributors
Unknown:
Sam
Shepard
Unknown:
Walter
Faber
Unknown:
Rudy
Wurlitzer
Unknown:
Max
Frisch
Unknown:
Julie
Delpy
Unknown:
Barbara
Sukowa
Unknown:
Dieter
Kirchlechner.